Gray Tools
Gray Tools WSB60 Wrecking Bar 1" Shank 60" Nickel Plated
A 60-inch forged alloy steel wrecking bar with a 1-inch shank and corrosion-resistant nickel plating
- 60 inch length provides extended leverage for heavy demolition
- 1 inch forged alloy steel shank resists bending under extreme force
- Nickel plated finish protects against corrosion during outdoor use
- Specialty heat treatment increases durability for repeated prying tasks
- 1-1/4 inch cutting width handles large fasteners and timber
Built for Demolition
The Gray Tools WSB60 is a 60-inch wrecking bar forged from premium alloy steel. Its 1-inch shank and 1-1/4-inch cutting width deliver the leverage needed for heavy prying and tearing tasks. The nickel-plated finish adds corrosion resistance for job-site longevity.
Fits the Tool Kit
This single-piece bar requires no power source or complementary accessories to operate. It frees up a user from carrying multiple smaller pry tools when tackling large structural timber or concrete formwork. The heat-treated alloy construction withstands impacts that would bend lesser steel.
Holds Under Pressure
Speciality heat treatment ensures the tip and claw resist deformation during sustained prying against high resistance. The nickel plating maintains surface integrity when the bar is driven into wet or chemically treated materials. It is not suited for precision alignment work or confined spaces where a shorter bar is necessary.
Highlights
- 60 inch length provides extended leverage for heavy demolition
- 1 inch forged alloy steel shank resists bending under extreme force
- Nickel plated finish protects against corrosion during outdoor use
- Specialty heat treatment increases durability for repeated prying tasks
- 1-1/4 inch cutting width handles large fasteners and timber
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How long is the 1-inch shank wrecking bar before leverage becomes unwieldy?
The bar measures 60 inches overall, giving maximum reach for heavy prying tasks.
Does the nickel-plated finish stay cool during all-day demolition work?
Steel conducts heat, so the bar will warm with ambient temperature; the nickel plate resists corrosion but does not insulate.
What striking surface is needed to drive the 1-1/4-inch chisel end?
A heavy hammer or maul with a flat face matches the forged alloy steel chisel width for effective force transfer.
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